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Supermarket refrigeration systems in Europe have been targeted in cyberattacks, with reports describing affected fridges and freezers in several countries.Backed by 5 sourcesThe GuardianEuronewsReutersBBCafp.com

The attacks reportedly raised freezer temperatures, prompting investigations in several European countries and an alert over the wider incident.Backed by 1 sourcesafp.com Reporting has focused on identifying the attackers and their motive, but the supplied material does not identify either.Backed by 1 sourcesThe Guardian

The incident prompted an alert and investigations in several European countries.Context from one sourceBBC

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The GuardianIts headline addresses cyberattacks affecting supermarket fridges and freezers and frames the unresolved questions of who carried them out and why.
EuronewsThe headline directly supports the account that cyberattacks affected supermarket fridges and freezers in Europe.
ReutersThe headline supports the reported spread of a cyberattack affecting supermarket fridges across Europe.
afp.comThe report supports the account that supermarket freezers across Europe were affected and that the cyberattack raised freezer temperatures.

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BBCThe excerpt adds that Europe was placed on alert and that investigations began in several European countries; it also reports differing country counts in the supplied text.

Cyberattacks target supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe as investigations begin

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